Patch antenna with peripheral parasitic monopole circular arrays
a technology of peripheral parasitic monopoly and circular array, which is applied in the direction of electrically short antennas, antennas, electrical apparatus, etc., can solve the problems of narrow bandwidth and high directivity, and still difficult to achieve the required bandwidth
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[0018]A patch antenna constructed in accordance with illustrative embodiments of the present invention utilizes a pin-wheel shaped surrounding monopole radiators to excite the surface wave excited by the patches. Such an antenna has several advantages over the prior art. First, an antenna made in accordance with principles of the present disclosure has a much improved bandwidth due to the coupling of the multiple surround monopole radiators. Second, a patch antenna in accordance with the principles of the present disclosure provides a reduced cross-polarization due to the surface wave current manipulation. Further, the circular polarization is improved by using multiple feeds and sequential rotationally excited spiral pin-wheel shaped surrounding radiators. Third, an antenna in accordance with the present disclosure provides beam shaping capability in that the position, shape and refractive coefficients of the surrounding radiators may be varied to change the radiation pattern.
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